Campus Life

  1. The Michigan Today trivia contest

    Trivia questions about the University of Michigan.

  2. Six-time champions win American Solar Challenge

    Finishing more than two hours ahead of its nearest competitor, the University of Michigan Solar Car Team has won the American Solar Challenge for a third consecutive North American title.

  3. Michigan iPhone app offers access to range of campus information

    Designed to connect students, faculty and staff, Michigan is a free iPhone app that provides access to university information. With a few taps on an iPhone people now can search for somebody in the U-M directory, navigate campus, access the Magic Bus system and even check out what’s being served in the dining halls.

  4. U-M applications, projected freshman enrollment at all-time high

    For the fourth consecutive year, the University of Michigan received a record number of applications from prospective freshmen, and applications and paid deposits are up for underrepresented minority students.

  5. U-M accredited for another 10 years

    The University of Michigan has received official notice that it has earned continuing accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

  6. Lowest resident undergraduate tuition increase in a quarter century

    U-M will implement the lowest resident undergraduate tuition increase since 1984 paired with a record amount of undergraduate financial aid and a new Economic Hardship Program designed to offer additional help to Michigan families.

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  7. U-M Racing sets acceleration record

    Here’s a throwback to good old American automotive muscle. The U-M racing team set an all-time record for acceleration by a collegiate team, and placed second overall, at the SAE Collegiate Design Series. Includes video.

  8. A mom's reinvention

    Beth Myerowitz graduated this spring after overhauling her life and career, at 59, to attend U-M. But that’s not the only unique part of her story. Right at her side at spring commencement: her son, Joshua Sánchez, who earned his own graduate degree.

  9. Entrepreneurship for social good

    In U-M’s new Social Venture Creation course, students who want to make the world a better place are learning hands-on how to use business savvy and market principles to solve society’s challenges.

    Plus: DoGood movement grows: Student iPhone app acquired by national company.

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